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More than 1,500 Hectares of Rice Fields Lost in Sayung, Mangrove Recovery Must Support Residents

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More than 1,500 Hectares of Rice Fields Lost in Sayung, Mangrove Recovery Must Support Residents
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Participants carry waste collection equipment during a clean-up action in the mangrove area on the Sayung coast, Demak Regency, Tuesday (27/10/2026

The results of this evaluation will be an important basis for seeing whether activities continue to result in improvements in habitat conditions and measurable economic benefits for the community.

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